There has long been this perception that Go is a low level language. In the sense that it isn't rich in complicated features, this is true. But it is a garbag

There has long been this perception that Go is a low level language. In the sense that it isn't rich in complicated features, this is true. But it is a garbage collected language, it manages it's own stack which is less low level than C#, and it doesn't provide any low level control over memory/instructions that C# doesn't, less in fact. And the cost to interop with C is higher with Go than with C#. I think the fact that Go compiles to native executables as the default, just gives the impression that it is "low level". That and the lack of features I suppose. I say all of this as someone who loves Go as a language by the way. C# could use some simplification!